Effects of Random Mutations in the Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Transcriptional Promoter on Viral Fitness in Different Host Cell Environments

Documenti analoghi

• Adaptation of HIV-1 Depends on the Host-Cell Environment
  di: van Opijnen, Tim, et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2007)
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Subtypes Have a Distinct Long Terminal Repeat That Determines the Replication Rate in a Host-Cell-Specific Manner
  di: van Opijnen, Tim, et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2004)
• Mutations That Determine Resistance Breaking in a Plant RNA Virus Have Pleiotropic Effects on Its Fitness That Depend on the Host Environment and on the Type, Single or Mixed, of Infection
  di: Moreno-Pérez, Manuel G., et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2016)
• The Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Promoter Contains a CATA Box Instead of a TATA Box for Optimal Transcription and Replication
  di: van Opijnen, Tim, et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2004)
• Few Mutations in the 5′ Leader Region Mediate Fitness Recovery of Debilitated Human Immunodeficiency Type 1 Viruses
  di: Yuste, Eloísa, et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2005)